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I feel a strong [impression?] of mind and [indecipherable] that his visit to [Batavia?] was to answer some important and with [indecipherable] to himself at least.  In his last letter to me from the colony he informed me that he was at the earnest recommendation of [indecipherable] [journey?] to England to spend a few years at college, but did not say at what college.  I sincerely wish he may go to [Homerton?] in [Hoxton?].  I have heard that it is [designed?] he should go to one of the universities [indecipherable] [indecipherable] this is not the case as he will be [indecipherable] [indecipherable] to very many [indecipherable] and temptations than should he go to either of the English [indecipherable] cities.  I hope it will be to [Cambridge?] and that he will be placed under the [indecipherable] [indecipherable] of Kings College.  When you next write to him please do remember me most affectionately to him, and tell him that I intend [indecipherable] [indecipherable] to let [indecipherable] from me the next opportunity that [indecipherable] write to him now, but that I soon must [indecipherable]

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